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days:
- sat: Saturday 15th June
- sun: Sunday 16th June
tracks:
- 1: 'T1: Auditorium (L6)'
- 2: 'T2: Forum (L7)'
- 3: 'T3: Cubiculum (L7)'
- 4: 'T4: Aquarium (L7)'
talks:
- bio: |-
Hie, I'm Akshat, a Govt. of India recognized Silicon Valley fellow and a Harvard University Conference Scholar.
Currently, I'm working on the problem of distracted driving and recently built an Android app
(visit: inSessionApp.com) to manage my calls and acknowledging callers while I sleep. I've previously worked at
a Thailand based and a California based company. This summers, I'm working with an India based startup as a Software
Engineer. Above all this, I love to empower people in my connection.
description: |-
Python helped me fulfill my teenage dream to visit silicon valley before turning
20. I won an intercollege hackathon for building a Vision app using python, which
got selected me for silicon valley and eminent Harvard Conf. A senior from my
college inspired me, now, I wish to inspire novices.
speaker: AKSHAT SHARMA
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/48515/IMG_20180907_122310.jpeg
title: Python made my dream come true
day: sun
track: 3
time: 09:50
dur: 00:40
#- bio: |-
# **Alex Khaerov** is a development lead at `Chainstack <https://chainstack.com>`_, with 9+ years in web services
# development across diverse domains. His main passion is building robust, high-load and distributed service platforms
# on top of a multi-cloud environment, utilizing all the power of Python and cloud native services. An organizer of
# `Moscow Python Conf <https://conf.python.ru>`_ and avid activist of
# `Singapore Python User Group <http://pugs.org.sg/>`_, cloud native enthusiast and member of Kubernetes SG
# community. In his spare time, he speaks publicly at tech conferences and secretly codes in Python. Huge fan of
# laptop stickers.
#
# description: |-
# You definitely have unit tests. Your code coverage above 80 or 90? Are u still
# struggling with bugs and wanna increase the quality? What if I say that quarter
# of your units are non-viable mutants? Yes, it is true and sounds rude. Let's mutate
# your tests and look what it gets you.
# speaker: Alex Khaerov
# speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/320f3b558c773592bba16c976d1b28d1?s=500
# title: Kill the mutants, protect your code!
# day: sat
# track: 2
# time: "16:10"
# dur: "00:40"
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJY2FLHsWqM
- bio: |-
Studied Math, building systems, loves traveling and puns.
description: |-
Python is now a crucial foundation in our org, with its dynamicity, user friendliness,
and community-backed frameworks complementing the firepower we already had from
Scala.
speaker: Amir Arad
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/7ebded1e9171acbf1b8cbf3532e25172?s=500
title: 'From 0 to Awesome: How we got Python to supercharge our ML stack'
day: sun
track: 1
time: 14:05
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv2GNIRA9_E
- bio: |-
CEO of DycodeX - the AIoT enabler in Indonesia. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) of Microsoft Azure.
15 years as entrepreneur. A developer, hardware maker, and public speaker.
description: |-
AI + IoT = AIoT is the latest advancement of AI and IoT. Let's move beyond buzzword
and seeing it in action. This session will show how to use MicroPython superpower
to make Machine Learning (ML) inference runs right on the low power Microcontroller
(MCU), not in the cloud, to build AIoT application
speaker: Andri Yadi
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/47721/RIOT_DSC1564_copy.JPG
title: 'AIoT: Intelligence on Low Power Microcontroller, with MicroPython'
day: sun
track: 2
time: 09:50
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M-qNo-dvdw
- bio: |-
- Currently, working as a Platform Software Engineer at Bigbasket, India (India's largest online food and grocery store).
- MSc in Advanced Computing (Machine Learning, Artifical Intelligence, Robotics, Cloud Computing, and Computational Neuroscience), University of Bristol, United Kingdom.
- International Tech Speaker (spoke at numerous National and International Conferences).
- Last year, gave a talk about "Recurrent Neural Networks and Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTMs)" at EuroPython, Edinburgh, Scotland - July 2018.
Link: `Recurrent Neural Networks and Long Short-Term Memory Networks <https://ep2018.europython.eu/conference/talks/understanding-and-implementing-recurrent-neural-networks-using-python>`_
- Last year, gave a talk about "Understanding and Implementing Recurrent Neural Networks using Python" at GeoPython, Basel, Switzerland - May 18.
Link: `Understanding and Implementing Recurrent Neural Networks using Python <http://2018.geopython.net/#s107>`_
- Have 8+ International Publications. [Latest work got published in ACM CHI 2018. The project was exhibited in Montreal, Canada.]
- Received 6 Honours and Awards (International and National level).
- Represented India at International Hackathons like Hack Junction’16, Finland and Hack the North’16, Canada. Got invited for more than a ‘dozen’ of prestigious International Hackathons (PennApps’17, HackNY’17, Hack Princeton’17 and many more) and Conferences.
- A Microsoft Certified Professional, Microsoft Technology Associate, IBM Certified Web Developer, and Hewlett Packard Certified Developer.
- Former Software Developer Intern at IBM & an ALL STACK DEVELOPER capable of designing and developing solutions for Mobile, Web, Embedded Systems, and Desktop. Areas of interest are Computational Neuroscience, Deep Learning, and Cloud Computing.
description: |-
Generative Adversarial Networks are one of the latest advancements in Deep Learning.
Interested in knowing how to generate content (images, music, and much more) instead
of classifying one into categories? Let's dive into the details of GANs: One of
the BIGGEST Breakthroughs in the DL Revolution.
speaker: Anmol Krishan Sachdeva
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/0233f28830fe1e51ae0b7783e5838db6?s=500
twitter: greatdevaks
title: 'Understanding and Implementing Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs): One
of the BIGGEST Breakthroughs in the Deep Learning Revolution'
day: sat
track: 3
time: 13:40
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFOqd4UwZW4
- bio: |-
I am always fascinated about programming languages. In particular, I have long advocated for the use of functional
programming over object-oriented programming and a declarative style over an imperative one. Despite having used
Python heavily since 2013, groking Scala, Haskell and Clojure really changed my style of writing Python code.
I would like to share some of my findings and advocate a functional style of programming in Python. My other
interests include Bayesian statistics, Monte Carlo methods and high-performance computing.
I am a co-founder and managing director of Arithmox, a startup offering CTO-as-a-service and growth hacking
packages to Indonesian companies. My interest lies in the use of technology and data-driven approaches correctly
to drive growth. In a business climate where it is easy to get sucked into the AI hype, I advocate a pragmatic
and no-nonsense approach to introducing such technologies into already-running businesses.
description: |-
In this talk, I argue that Python is not quite a functional programming language.
We draw examples from Haskell and Clojure to highlight the importance of immutability,
functional core and reusable data. We look into writing idiomatic Python, whilst
enjoying the benefits of functional programming.
speaker: Anthony Khong
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/62a12078cfba41bcd8d0886a7a7d3a20?s=500
title: 'Functional Programming in Python: Lessons from Haskell and Clojure'
day: sun
track: 3
time: 13:15
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgnCnEDrMM8
- bio: |-
I am currently researching in the field of NLP and information retrieval as a project assistant at IIT Delhi. I am a recent graduate, and had been conferred with a degree of Bachelors in technology in Computer Science, in August 2018.
I got introduced to the wonders of computer science while pursuing my undergraduate degree, and oh, boy! It was diverse. I was amazed with the profusion of avenues that it opened for me. From natural language chatbots, to biometrics recognition systems, path-planning robots, I found it ever-so encouraging just to be in the game, and with a curious eye, was ready to unearth it all.
I can program in multiple languages, Python, C/C++, R, Matlab, Chapel, GoLang, Java , Python being my first love since freshman days!. Recently I have started programming in GoLang, and it happens to be new found love. I am interested in the fields of NLP, ML, AI, having studied them during my senior year, and I wish to work on enhancing healthcare with AI. More specifically I want to work towards making technology come to the the aid of unfortunately or differently abled people, so that they can lead healthy lives. I am inspired by the advancing developments in making computers imitate and understand human language, vision and intelligence and so much more, which I feel can be used to solve challenges that the differently abled people face.
I am an avid reader, an eloquent writer, and love to share my experiences with others as well as learn from others. I do love to talk a lot too. A cup of hot chocolate, my laptop and a problem to code on, is what my daily routine sounds like.
description: |-
"Ok Google, Tell me how do you work?" Have you ever wondered, what goes behind asking a voice assistant to perform
a particular action to having the output being delivered to you? Using open source NLP libraries like NLTK, and
Spacy, we will learn concepts that form the heart of conversational AI.
speaker: Avneet Kaur
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c4b633c794222b514d8881e5839da63a?s=500
title: Demystifying Conversational AI with Python
day: sat
track: 3
time: 11:10
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA9Rg-v3W5w
- bio: |-
My real name is Chanapai Chuadchum my nick name is Korn i was started my work on roobtics since i was 10 on the
and i got the thrid place on the competition in Solar innovative contest when i was 11 years old since then i'm
dedicated to working on robotics to develop the useful and sophisticated robots to make them life like as most as
i can currently i'm studying robotics engineer at the pensylavania university online in Robotics Engineer Master degree
Currently i'm trying to make my own company in robotics field to serve humanity as much as possible to eleminate
the time that we need to spend on unneccessary thing.
description: |-
This talk is about a project that was designed to test the ML A.I research and
robotics opensource. The aim is to improve the robot's ability at human interaction
and develop various applications for the robot. Right now this robot is an early
protype with limited applications. This project aims to improve the robot's abilities
in the near future.
speaker: Chanapai Chuadchum
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/45031/profile.jpg
title: How to build an open source catbot with Python, a 3D printer and a microcontroller
day: sun
track: 3
time: 15:45
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keAeVmYPpz4
- bio: |-
My name is Charin Polpanumas and I am a data scientist with over five years of track records in Southeast Asia,
Japan, and China. I have delivered data products that save millions USD annually at the region's largest
online retailer, and currently working to transform the healthcare industry in Thailand. I am one of the main
contributors to `pyThaiNLP <https://github.com/PyThaiNLP/pythainlp>`_, the most starred Thai NLP library,
and the author of `thai2fit (formerly thai2vec) <https://github.com/cstorm125/thai2fit>`_, the first and current
state-of-the-art transfer learning text classification model based on `ULMFit <https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.06146>`_.
description: |-
Google's TPU-trained BERT made the headlines when it claimed state-of-the-art
text classification results in multiple languages, but not Thai. This is the story
of how our rag-tag group of open-source coders managed to outperform Google with
our very own Thai text classification model, thai2fit.
speaker: Charin
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/45031/profile.jpg
title: "How pyThaiNLP's thai2fit Outperforms Google's BERT: State-of-the-Art Thai\
\ Text Classification and Beyond"
day: sat
track: 1
time: 13:40
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ieyWlTHmdk
- bio: |-
Chie Hayashida is a Software Engineer from Japan. She is working at Cookpad.Inc which is the worldwide recipe sharing
service. She loves programming and computer science. She is highly skilled with DWH architecture and ML pipelines.
She is a contributor to Apache Spark, Tensorflow, Apache Airflow and so on.
description: |-
There are several ways and libraries for distributed processing using Python.
We need to understand the concepts and features of these libraries for efficient
usage of computing resources. In this session, I will discuss how to be good to
choose and use these distributed processing libraries.
speaker: Chie Hayashida
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/7f7abff13e7c5ad15bfa3a823313ef9d?s=500
title: Understanding of distributed processing in Python
day: sun
track: 1
time: 13:15
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_sit_z5Uy4
- bio: |-
Hello, I am Doni Rubiagatra. I am Software Engineer at `kumparan <https://kumparan.com>`_, co-founder of
`surabaya.py <https://github.com/surabaya-py, and Advisor at
[Data Science Indonesia](https://datascience.or.id>`_ East Java. I love teaching Python to others and
spoke at several PyCon in Asia. I scream for an Ice Cream :D
description: |-
In the interactive visualization world mainly we hear about Tableau and Shiny for R. How about Python? Python’s visualization landscape is quite complex with many available libraries. In this talk, we will look for an easy and fun way to build an interactive dashboard using Plotly and Dash
speaker: Doni Rubiagatra
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/eed0ef6cc8a0f435d5d8c9a5648f1551?s=500
title: Interactive Python Dashboards with Plotly and Dash
day: sat
track: 1
time: 10:20
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jhp5RPTHStQ
- bio: |-
Drishti is a Computer Engineer at heart and a technology enthusiast. She loves to use technology to help the less fortunate. She believes in democratizing opportunities and brings knowledge of the latest developments in the fast-moving field of technology to deserving students, and keep them up to date and well-equipped for their respective professional careers.
She has spoken at 12+ conferences across the globe and is also a social entrepreneur. Her non-profit organisation - Samyak Drishti Foundation works in environment, education and healthcare sectors and operates in 10 cities across India.
In her spare time, she likes to paint nature, explore new places and anchor live shows
description: |-
Have you ever thought of using data visualization to represent data; but feel that it is a cumbersome process? Worry not – Orange is here to the rescue!
Come, dive into the world of this magical open source data mining tool that can also be used as a Python library.
Beginner friendly!
speaker: Drishti Jain
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/36129/WhatsApp_Image_2019-04-21_at_8.52.00_PM.jpeg
title: When life gives you Orange, make data speak volumes!
day: sat
track: 3
time: 16:10
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hivXxGIvo5U
- bio: |-
Elisha is passionate about bringing people together to solve important problems.
She founded TechLadies - a community for women in Asia to learn technical skills to switch careers into the tech industry. TechLadies has over 3000 members across Asia, taught hundreds of ladies in Singapore and Malaysia how to code that saw tens of them (without any prior programming background) got technical internships or hired as junior software engineers.
Elisha enjoys sharing her experiences in tech and the lessons learned. She was featured on various media such as The Straits Times, Her World, e27, and High Net Worth. She has spoken internationally at IWD by Jobs for NSW, Slush Singapore, Google Women Techmakers, MaGIC Academy Symposium, RubyConf Malaysia and Techsauce Summit to name a few, and has mentored at Startup Weekends (San Francisco & Penang) and SPARK Global Acceleration Program.
Elisha is based in sunny Singapore and aspires to be a standup comedian.
description: |-
There’s much more we could do to improve gender diversity in tech. But with so many ideas, how should you get started in tackling this problem? How do you measure success? In this talk, I will share the people-centric methodology that helps you design your diversity programs and initiatives.
speaker: Elisha Tan
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/15327/elisha-speaker_copy.png
title: Program Thinking - How do you design programs for diversity?
day: sat
track: 1
time: 15:20
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLwGJ3GyBxI
- bio: |-
Application Security Consultant, Skilled in Security Requirement Engineering, Threat Modeling, Static Application Security Testing, Dynamic Application Security Testing, Secure SDLC, DevSecOps. Hold Certified Ethical Hacker certification, Speaker for several conferences in Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore with topic related to application security.
Bachelor’s Degree focused in Informatics Engineering from Telkom University.
description: |-
This topic will cover how to find security issue on python code using open source
Static Analysis Security Testing. So that developer can found & fixed the security
issue since on development stage, without waiting for penetration testing stage
speaker: Harley Davidson Karel
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/28808/David.jpg
title: Security Issues on your Python Code
day: sun
track: 2
time: 10:40
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOJVlDBLwaU
- bio: |-
My name is Jiranun Jiratrakanvong. You can call me **"Jiranun"**.
I have been fascinated in computer programming since I was a little. As a kid, my goal was just to make a game bot (Ragnarok) because I was too lazy to play it myself. After studying for many years, I become more lazy to do things and tried to solve everything by programming.
Python is my beloved language as it's easy to use, and it's easy to connect to other stuffs
Education
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- Undergrad Student at Department of Computer Science, Chulalongkorn University
- Graduate Student at Department of Computer Science, Illinois Institute of Technology
- Specializations at IIT: Computational Intelligence, and Data Analytics
Experience
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- Software Engineer (C++/Java) at Thomson Reuters/Refinitiv (Bangkok)
- Python Experience: Research Associate at BioCAT (Chicago)
- Present: Data Scientist at Coraline (Bangkok)
- Python Libraries Used: scikit-learn, pandas, numpy, scipy, opencv, PIL, matplotlib, PyQt, Django, Flask, wxPython, reportlab, Cython, numba, fabio, lmfit, pymysql, SQLAlchemy, etc.
Hobbies
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- Singing and playing guitar
- Running (mini marathon)
- Scuba Diving
- Traveling
description: |-
If you think about a Data Science Project, what are you thinking about? Machine learning? Deep learning? AI?
Correct! But it’s usually ~20% of the whole project. Let's forget about ML, and I will tell you what we have
faced as a Data Science Company, and how we use Python to solve almost everything!
speaker: Jiranun Jiratrakanvong
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/45206/7566C8EA-E7E2-4867-B79A-094534D151DA.jpeg
title: Python for Data Science Projects at Coraline
day: sun
track: 2
time: 13:15
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQHvvA-_Wr4
- bio: |-
I am a lead engineer working on Android and iOS instrumentations at HeadSpin Inc., a fast-growing mobile testing startup company based in Palo Alto. I have years of writing programs in many languages like Go, Python, Erlang, JavaScript, Ocaml, Java, Kotlin, and Swift, among others. My experience lies in networking for IoTs and interactive applications, compiler, and mobile frameworks. Outside of professional settings, I'm the author of RxGo, a popular open-source library on Github and I have given talks at MakerFaire NYC and Radical Networks in 2015.
description: |-
Fishing in Smali? try Marlin.
Marlin is a Smali parser / VM that maps Smali classes to Python classes. It basically
lets you analyze and write Smali code in Python instead of learning how to read
Assembly-like Smali or use tools to convert to unreadable Java classes.
speaker: Joe Chasinga
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c06b54277a2961c3e0f735aa0c8d85f9?s=500
title: 'Marlin: A Smali to Python Transpiler for Android Hacking'
day: sat
track: 2
time: 14:30
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9uFXxX5Dyo
- bio: |-
I love to develop software using Python/Django, and manage e-commerce website in Korea.
I lived in Thailand for 4 years, and I taught some CS subjects in Naresuan University for 2 years.
description: |-
I run my own business using Django/Python in Korea.
speaker: Jonghwa Seo
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/45418/pincoin-logo-A2.png
title: E-commerce for Django
day: sat
track: 2
time: 13:40
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPh76RSXgMs
- bio: |-
Kan is an enthusiastic engineer who not only has a scientific mindset, but also a practical approach to software solutions. He is passionate in software engineering, data engineering, and data science. More importantly, he loves Python and uses it every single day at work. When there's any time left to burn Kan likes to improve his skills by taking some courses or contributing to some open-source projects.
description: |-
Apache Airflow is an open-source workflow management platform originally developed by Airbnb. We use it to build our data-informed culture. It does change our life for the better and it might change yours too. Therefore, in this session, I'll talk about what it is, why we love it, and how you can take some simple steps to build a simple data pipeline and start democratizing your data.
speaker: Kan Ouivirach
speakerimg: https://th.pycon.org/zkan.jpg
title: How We Start Building a Data-Informed Culture with Airflow (Replacement)
day: sat
track: 2
time: 10:20
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li5zatNMe5g
- bio: |-
**Joshua Arvin Lat** is the **Chief Technology Officer** (CTO) of **Complete Business Online**. He previously
served as the **Director for Software Development and Engineering** for multiple startups which allowed him to
see the bigger picture and be more effective as a professional and leader. For the past couple of years, he has
been sharing his knowledge in several conferences around the country to discuss practical strategies for companies
and professionals.
description: |-
Over the past couple of years, several companies around the world have started
to embrace the Serverless movement to design and build modern applications. In
this talk, I will bridge the gap between reality and expectations when dealing
with Serverless Machine Learning-powered Python applications.
speaker: Joshua Arvin Lat
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/e412f3f4cb20c7070822a6faebf656d1?s=500
twitter: mrjoshualat
title: Designing and Building Serverless Machine Learning-powered Applications with
Python
day: sat
track: 1
time: 12:00
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMG0a_9-AzU
- bio: |-
I started working as a data scientist in July, 2016. Though I have been using regular expressions to clean data
for years, since 1999. I finished an M.Phil in Computer Speech and Language Processing from University of
Cambridge, UK.
My focus now includes 2 topics: Thai NLP and Google Colaboratory for knowledge sharing. My main contributions are
for `PyThaiNLP project <https://github.com/PyThaiNLP/pythainlp>`_ and Colab notebooks shared on
`Colab Thailand Facebook Group <https://www.facebook.com/groups/colab.thailand/>`_
description: |-
Colab or Google Colaboratory is a popular tool to run Jupyter Notebook for free
on Google Cloud. This talk will cover some advanced uses of Colab, such as %magic,
forms, Python-JavaScript communication, adding a kernel, using conda, displaying
map, and using microphone and camera.
speaker: Korakot Chaovavanich
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/25745/fullsizeoutput_b7.jpeg
title: Advanced Google Colaboratory
day: sat
track: 2
time: 15:20
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxBWBeDnLt8
- bio: |-
I established my company called moegi Co., Ltd. to start the drone business.
I am an engineer of the front-end system, but recently I have been focued on RaspberryPi and Arduino, and have been actively transmitting mechanisms in which objects move in reality by using Python language.
This year, I participated in "PyCon 2018 Cleveland" and I felt the momentum of overseas forces.
I exchanged contact information with Pythonista who are active overseas so that I can cooperate with them.
Additionary, as a staff member of Pyladies Tokyo, I did a community activity spreading Python, and did Python Boot Camp which helps Python beginners and spreads Python as Saitama and Fukushima local staff. Python Boot Camp in Fukushima, activities such as preparing the venue as well as taking up local newspapers were underway.
In addition, I am participating in the Python related community and am doing activities to improve self-study and day-to-day technology.
description: |
I’m Japanese(Tokyo) Pyladies staff. I'll talk in the Python woman's community and talk about what I thought.
I think small communities are also important. And I also hope that we want everyone in the small community to have
the skills that lead to Asia and the world.
speaker: Lina KATAYOSE(selina)
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/442340722ced9c7c1bdf618ece413c69?s=500
title: Pyladies and Importance of community participation
day: sun
track: 2
time: 14:05
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNzI5Jg_SfI
- bio: |-
I'm a serial online entrepreneur who is always looking to add useful products to the world – both open source and paid. My standard toolbox includes Python and Django (and sometimes WordPress) on the backend and Vue.js on the frontend. I also do data wrangling and some machine learning in Jupyter, Pandas and Keras.
My latest startup is a hosted backup service for Borg: `https://www.borgbase.com/ <https://www.borgbase.com/>`_
In my spare time I'm also a Google Summer of Code mentor and maintain various open source projects and standardization efforts:
- Borg backup client for macOS/Linux: https://github.com/borgbase/vorta
- open source electronic invoicing: https://www.invoice-x.org/
- invoice2data: extract structured data from PDF invoices https://github.com/invoice-x/invoice2data
- upodder: command line podcast downloader https://github.com/m3nu/upodder
description: |-
GraphQL is the new standard for client-server API communication, replacing REST
in many newer projects. This talk shows you how to quickly add GraphQL to your
Django project, test and use it in a simple Vue.js app. Sample code provided.
speaker: Manuel Riel
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/24ba35029a2b10d0af542d213cfdaf3c?s=500
title: Adding a GraphQL API to Django (with Vue.js frontend)
day: sun
track: 1
time: 14:55
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCTSnXj6V8E
- bio: |-
Mark has worked in IT for over 20 years in Europe and Southeast Asia. His experience spans IT operations, software engineering, data systems, product management and project management. He has worked in top multinationals, SMEs and start-ups.
description: |-
Production Engineering comes from the belief that operational problems should
be solved through software solutions. The engineers who are building the software
are the best people to operate that software in production. This talk will introduce
PE at Facebook with examples of their python projects.
speaker: Mark Hollow
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/1f9b0b1483c7edc284513caeefa40fb1?s=500
title: Python in Production Engineering @ Facebook
day: sat
track: 1
time: 16:10
dur: 00:40
- bio: |-
Martin is a Google Developer Expert in Machine Learning based in Singapore - and was doing Neural Networks before the last AI winter... He's an active contributor in the Singapore data science community, and is the co-host of the Singapore TensorFlow and Deep Learning MeetUp (with now with 3700+ members in Singapore).
description: |-
This talk aims to cover the "something for beginners" part of our tagline - motivating
the building blocks of CNNs, how they are trained, and how the resulting model
can be applied to different datasets. Code examples will be provided in Colab
notebooks.
speaker: Martin Andrews
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/eedd4ff31246cafae4a8ebbf08260159?s=500
title: 'First steps in Deep Learning with TensorFlow 2.0 : CNNs'
day: sun
track: 1
time: 15:45
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpE4LSW7eN8
- bio: |-
A passionate software developer, Sarthak is a core contributor in Expedia's Mobile Team. He weaves the magic in his
code with Python, Java, Kotlin, Scala, C and JavaScript. Having mastered these languages all by himself, through
self projects and open source contributions, he knows what it takes to not just write code but write code that is
readable, efficient and maintainable.
His current adventure involves developing solutions in android ecosystem, internal API(s) and machine learning to
help our users have the best experience.
Before joining Expedia, he co-founded one startup in India and did internship at Samsung R&D, Bengaluru.
He loves sharing his knowledge and learnings from his adventures in machine learning projects. He has been
speaking extensively at internal conferences and now want to spread his knowledge in the open.
description: |-
Thank you Sarthak for stepping in at the last moment.
The title is the abstract: Kotlin for Pythonista.
speaker: Sarthak Deshwal
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/ebb0ce50f3e93125e7f5fe4406a78723?s=500
title: Kotlin for Pythonista
day: sun
track: 3
time: 10:40
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJiteaPkTXs
- bio: |-
CEO of Zymple
description: |-
** Register at the Registration Desk**
This is a workshop for adults such as parents, teachers, community organizers
and others interested in organizing classes where kids learn how to program Python
in a peer to peer, collaborative learning environment.
speaker: Mishari Muqbil
title: Teaching Coding To Kids
day: sun
track: 4
time: 09:00
dur: 02:20
- bio: |-
Dali SOLA is a Data science enthusiast with experience in various aspects of NLP and machine translation.
Dali had an engineer degree from at TEK-UP University in Tunisia and studied two Master degree in
Business Intelligence and Innovation management. His core interest lies in “NLP”, ”Deep learning”,
“Machine Learning”, ”Machine Translation” and "IA". In 2017 he get rewarded from ATB BANK for his solution "smart-HR",
a human resource solution that deal with talents hiring issue, using NLP and IA .
description: |-
With more than 7000 languages spoken across the world, it becomes more and more
important to connect people and cultures together; Machine translation shows a
real impact at this level.
This talk will go through:
- The translation problems, purposes of machine translation in industry, Entertainment Industry as an example (movies subtitles and TV contents)
- How to build a machine translation with a higher quality of translation output.
- NLP tools around machine translation and the advantages of python in the development process.
speaker: Mohamed Ali SOLA (Dali SOLA)
title: 'Unlocking the power of natural language by machine translation: how python
could serve my purpose?'
day: sun
track: 2
time: 14:55
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iI5X4-ado8
- bio: |-
**Nithiroj Tripatarasit**
*Lifelong learner, tech lover, and deep learning enthusiast.*
**My works**
- `iOS apps <https://itunes.apple.com/th/developer/nithiroj-tripatarasit/id704045425>`_
- `Android apps <https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Neo+Edutainment>`_
**Experiences:**
- `PyTorch Scholarship to Udacity's Deep Learning NanoDegree program (Jan 2019 – present) <https://medium.com/@nithiroj/facial-keypoints-detection-with-pytorch-86bac79141e4>`_
- `fast.ai International Fellowship Program (Oct 22 - Dec 12, 2018) <https://www.fast.ai/2018/08/16/diversity-fellowships/>`_
- `Data Cafe Fellowship #2 ( Aug - Oct 2018) <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AZ9RwZSR0uJU6lIwarD5On4cR_y0KA7_/view?usp=sharing>`_
- `Speaker of Logo Detection using PyTorch at PyCon Thailand 2018 (Jun 16 – 17, 2018) <https://medium.com/diving-in-deep/logo-detection-using-pytorch-7897d4898211>`_
- `WorldQuant University's Introduction to Data Science module (September 7, 2018) <https://wqu-cert.thedataincubator.com/certificate?key=1820009749491963002>`_
- `fast.ai International Fellowship Program (Mar 19 - Apr 30, 2018) <http://www.fast.ai/2018/01/17/international-spring-2018/>`_
- `Deep Learning, a 5-course specialization by deeplearning.ai on Coursera. Specialization Certificate earned on March 9, 2018 <https://www.coursera.org/account/accomplishments/specialization/X7TVC4FK8J82>`_
- `Machine Learning <https://www.coursera.org/account/accomplishments/certificate/3DJQGJEUN2ZH>`_
- `Deep Learning Workshops by Google Developer Experts <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A0CTi9OCQ9MenLBXZ14bp0K-WsF1JEPt/view?usp=sharing>`_
- `Big Data with Hadoop by DEPA <https://drive.google.com/file/d/18ulagdP4U2J8mcAnDZPFuE_nKc9c72Dz/view?usp=sharing>`_
description: |-
Detecting facial keypoints is a very challenging problem. It can be used as a
building block in several application such as tracking faces in images and video,
analyzing facial expression, face recognition, etc. This talk will walk you through
step by step how to solve this problem with PyTorch.
speaker: Nithiroj Tripatarasit
speakerimg: https://papercallio-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/user/avatar/27090/IMG-0002.JPG
title: Facial Keypoints Detection with PyTorch
day: sat
track: 3
time: 15:20
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbu94CbBkCs
- bio: |-
Noah,
PyCon Nomad
Volunteer of FOSSASIA which is a NPO for promoting FOSS and open technologies in Asia,
volunteer of PyConTW/JP/KR/ID/MY/TH/HK.....and each PyConAPAC since 2015.
volunteer and speaker of EuroPython 2018.
Managing member of PSF,
my wish is that connect everyone who enjoy Python, and try to promote programming education to young generation or everyone who interested in by teaching basic programming skill using Python and R, like be a mentor of Hour or Code, or Google Summer of Code with FOSSASIA
description: |-
according to PEP 373, we knew Python 2.7 EOL is moved to 2020. in PEP 404, we
knew Python 2.8 will never come, which means all versions of Python 2 will be
end of official bugfix and support at EOL.
2019, the last year of Python2. let's review how glory memories is in history
of Python.
speaker: Noah Chen
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/f84b4128e61163fad7751e4dd8ebac50?s=500
title: Ready to say goodbye to Python 2.7 ! ?
day: sun
track: 3
time: 09:00
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g07jCZ_WcUA
- bio: |-
Noah Kantrowitz is a web developer turned infrastructure automation enthusiast, and all around engineering
rabble-rouser. By day he runs an infrastructure team at Ridecell and by night he makes candy and stickers.
He is an active member of the DevOps community, and enjoys merge commits, cat pictures, and beards.
description: |-
Everyone is talking about Kubernetes, but migrating existing applications is often
easier said than done. This talk will cover the tale of migrating our main Django
application to Kubernetes, and all the problems and solutions we ran into along
the way.
speaker: Noah Kantrowitz
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/cf611565f0b79abd0b3dc200ad867661?s=500
title: 'Forklifting Django: Migrating A Complex Django App To Kubernetes'
day: sun
track: 1
time: 10:40
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDalqI76vmU
- bio: |-
Pisuth turns himself into a blockchain developer with extensive skills on IoT and Chatbot since 2017. Prior
that time, he was working in media industry for 8 years in Thailand experienced using Python on system monitoring
and systems integration. He also won 7 blockchain competition/hackathon in the past 2 years include ETHSingapore,
Binance and NEO and has strong passion on blockchain technology and distributed economy.
description: |-
Raiden network is an open source project aims to bring several advantages like
better privacy, speed, and lower fees to the Ethereum blockchain. This talk would
focus on how to install, use cases, integration and its underlying technology.
speaker: Pisuth Daengthongdee
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/02db6091a997dc75b39fddfe6a740494?s=500
title: Raiden Network for instant crypto payment & lower fees
day: sat
track: 2
time: 11:10
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr_cPSvE8Ao
- bio: |-
I am a Data Scientist (First Senior Vice President) at Siam Commercial Bank PCL. Beside Python, I'm also into
Mathematica, and did my doctorate entirely in C++. Beside Data Science, I'm involved in Quantitative Analytics
in general, Financial Engineering and Risk Management in particular (although much less so these days). Beside
Machine Learning, my research interest span to Graph-Theoretic/Network Model, Copula Functional, Cybernetics,
and (obviously) Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision Model.
description: |-
Today's sophisticated investors/fund managers require more flexibility/sophistication
than traditional risk/return bi-criteria analysis. The talk introduces Python-based,
highly-customisable Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Portfolio Optimisation framework and
asset allocation solution.
speaker: Poomjai Nacaskul, PhD, DIC, CFA
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/02ef5c925c1e92968925675e253a72cc?s=500
title: Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Portfolio Optimisation with Python (and maybe a little
bit of Mathematica)
day: sun
track: 1
time: 09:00
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gN3WIx6DYfw
- bio: |-
Rae Knowler is a web developer at Liip in Zürich, where they develop product data APIs and work on Open
Data projects. They are interested in the fascinating, comical and sometimes tragic results of attempting to
cram the complexity of life and society into computer systems. In their spare time they read a lot of science
fiction and hug cats.
description: |-
We all know we should be writing tests, but coming up with tests for every edge
case is hard work and you will inevitably miss some. In this talk, I'll show you
how to use Hypothesis in your projects to find more bugs than you would imagine.
speaker: Rae Knowler
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/843df29a0383ee0094a5caa2defd8707?s=500
title: 'Hypothesis: Property-Based Testing for Python'
day: sun
track: 3
time: 14:05
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNlredWSQ0U
- bio: |
description: |-
** Register at the Registration Desk**
speaker:
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/e16d4591c7f44180024093015eec7512?s=500
title: This workshop has been cancelled.
track: 4
time: 13:15
dur: 02:20
- bio: |-
Robert Owen worked for Oracle as Program Director for Asia-Pacific. Before that he worked for Ericsson
Telecommunications. Robert was a member of the Australian delegation to the International Telecommunications
Union, ITU, in Geneva, Switzerland where he worked on global telecommunications policy. A few years ago he spat
his dummy at the amount of work Oracle expected him to do, resigned and enrolled for a PhD at the University of
Melbourne, Australia. He expects to complete his PhD computer modelling infectious animal diseases later this
year.
description: |-
Models are used to simulate the spread of diseases in populations. Scientists
often cannot base their decisions on past events but must take action quickly
to halt their spread. Computer modelling in Python using random processes can
help formulate actions to stem the spread of contagious diseases.
speaker: Robert Owen
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/3bd96a0518aafe7632c76cccabc3501d?s=500
title: The Buzz about Bees
day: sat
track: 2
time: 12:00
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvlRwm_GjZw
- bio: |-
Sam is a Google Developer Expert for Machine Learning and is a co-founder
of Red Dragon AI a deep tech company based in Singapore. He has extensive experience
in startups and mobile applications and is helping developers and companies
create smarter applications with machine learning. Sam is especially passionate
about Deep Learning and AI in the fields of Natural Language and Conversational
Agents and regularly shares his knowledge at events and trainings across Asia,
as well as being the co-organiser of the Singapore TensorFlow and Deep Learning
group.
แซมพูดและอ่านภาษาไทยได้
description: |-
How to get started quickly and plot your own path to learning Deep Learning in
the fastest way possible. This will examples of Deep Learning, how they work and
what the key components are to get started to creating AI based apps.
speaker: Sam Witteveen
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/02da2ef8a441965087137c2691e39d34?s=500
title: The Fastest Path to Deep Learning
day: sun
track: 1
time: 09:50
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hFzAO8Zypk
- description: |-
** Register at the Registration Desk**
This is a full workshop introducing the concepts of Deep Learning in TensorFlow
2.0 It would give people a set of basic notebooks that they can run in Google
Colab outlining the basics of Deep Learning and building models.
speaker: Sam Witteveen + Martin Andrews
title: Deep Learning Introductory Workshop with TensorFlow 2.0
day: sat
track: 4
time: 13:40
dur: 02:20
- bio: |-
Sara is a seasoned software engineer and a data science enthusiast. She is currently undergoing a master in
data science in the UK, and a research in deep learning for medical imaging. When she is not coding, she
spends her free time baking sweet treats and watching Rick and Morty.
description: |-
Creating a machine learning model with an imbalanced dataset can give you misleading
results. Get to know the common techniques to address the class imbalance problem
in datasets that can help you to deliver better performance.
speaker: Sara Iris Garcia
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/da7607390ad88d1592247079d2381321?s=500
title: Addressing class imbalance in Machine Learning
day: sat
track: 1
time: 14:30
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDR0egRhJ1Y
- bio: |-
A passionate software developer, Sarthak is a core contributor in Expedia's Mobile Team. He weaves the magic in his
code with Python, Java, Kotlin, Scala, C and JavaScript. Having mastered these languages all by himself, through
self projects and open source contributions, he knows what it takes to not just write code but write code that is
readable, efficient and maintainable.
His current adventure involves developing solutions in android ecosystem, internal API(s) and machine learning to
help our users have the best experience.
Before joining Expedia, he co-founded one startup in India and did internship at Samsung R&D, Bengaluru.
He loves sharing his knowledge and learnings from his adventures in machine learning projects. He has been
speaking extensively at internal conferences and now want to spread his knowledge in the open.
description: |-
Haystack is an Expedia-backed open source distributed tracing project to facilitate
detection and remediation of problems in microservices and websites. We will talk
about how to set it up on internal infrastructure and monitor micro-services using
this with real-time examples.
speaker: Sarthak Deshwal
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/ebb0ce50f3e93125e7f5fe4406a78723?s=500
title: A resilient, scalable tracing and analysis system for micro-services - HayStack
day: sun
track: 3
time: 14:55
dur: 00:40
- bio: |-
I am working as a part of the development team of [Tensor]werk, an infrastructure development company focusing on
deep learning deployment problems. I and my team focus on building open source tools for setting up a seamless
deep learning workflow. I have been programming since 2012 and started using python since 2014 and moved to deep
learning in 2015. I am an open source enthusiast and I spend most of my research time on improving interpretability
of AI models using `TuringNetwork <https://turingnetwork.ai>`_. I have authored a deep learning book (`yet to
publish <https://github.com/hhsecond/HandsOnDeepLearningWithPytorch>`_). I go by hhsecond on internet
description: |-
Managing DL workflow is always a nightmare. Problems include handling the scale,
efficient resource utilization, version controlling the data. With the highly
optimized RedisAI, super flexible PyTorch and heavily organized Hangar, all the
sleepless nights are stories of the past.
speaker: Sherin Thomas
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c32e9a85da547a9e816d5ff6696957e8?s=500
title: Production-ize deep learning with PyTorch, RedisAI and Hangar
day: sat
track: 1
time: 11:10
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSCKqFwPtjY
- bio: |-
Hi there! I am a software engineer who uses vim at Pronto Tools and also a GirlsWhoDev organizer for around 4 years.
I have organized many tech events for girls who want to learn coding even if they are not in the tech industry such
as girls learning Python. I am also a co-organiser with Django girls for building a website with Django in Bangkok.
Apart from my tech life, I'm a dog person. I enjoy singing, dancing and watching a movie and a series.
description: |-
** Register at the Registration Desk**
Have you ever use a cutie and cool CLI tool? Have you felt that it is very cool
and makes you feel so excited to use this tool? This workshop will help you learn
how to build your own CLI using basic Python skill and makes everyone love it.
speaker: Sudarat Chattanon
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/7300910aa33d37a8a78a64270f6283b0?s=500
title: Python for beginners
day: sat
track: 4
time: 10:20
dur: 02:20
- bio: |-
I am a pre final student at The LNM Institute of Information Technology pursuing B-Tech in Computer Science
Engineering. I have a Deep interest in open source technologies, and was selected as Mozilla Open Leader this year.
I like to code in Python and developing Natural Language Processing applications in python. I have studied
Information Retrieval as an academic course and my my interest in this field grew from there. In this talk I will
elaborate on my project where I used TWEEPY library of python to extract and evaluate tweets. I believe Information
Retrieval is a interesting topic and will attract audience from all the field and all experience levels.
description: |-
I will talk about NLP at first and introduce the concept of NLP, algorithms for
Lexicon Normalization, Entity Parsing etc. Then I will talk about Python Libraries
like NLTK, TextBlob, GenSim, spaCy & the functionalities they provide. Lastly,
I will elaborate on how I used all of these in my project.
speaker: TUSHAR BANSAL
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/702e5bb554b9e0dbcf2412f9d8929aa2?s=500
title: Developing Natural Language Processing Applications Using Python
day: sun
track: 2
time: 09:00
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I2S4xyJquM
- bio: |-
Takanori is a Vice Chairperson of PyCon JP Committee(www.pycon.jp).
He is also a director of BeProud Inc.(www.beproud.jp), and his title is "Python Climber".
Takanori held PyCon JP 2014 to 2016 as the chairperson.
Currently he teaches Python to beginners as a lecturer at Python Boot Camp(pycamp.pycon.jp) all over Japan.
In addition, he published several Python books.
Tananori plays trumpet, climbs boulder, loves Lego, ferrets and beer
description: |-
Today, there are many tasks to repeat in the community.
We often use chat such for daily communication.
I created a chatbot to automate various boring tasks.
In this talk, I will tell you how to create a simple bot in Python and I will
explain how to make a bot command to perform some operations.
speaker: Takanori Suzuki
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/5d9cabab536050d85bfa0df9daf856d1?s=500
title: Automate the Boring Stuff with Slackbot
day: sat
track: 3
time: 12:00
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Cn59IXrtdk
- bio: |-
I work at an Application Security company (we45) and have a unique perspective of developing secure and
deliberately insecure apps in Python and NodeJS. I have contributed to the development of several
Web-Applications using Django, Djano-Rest-Framework, NodeJs and more, that have been used for Capture the Flag
Contests inside and outside the organization. And also I am contributed multiple OpenSource Projects. In addition,
I have extensive experience with integrating scanners, SAST and DAST toolsets into our Application Vulnerability
Correlation and Aggregation product. I have over 7 years of development experience and continue to work as a
full-stack developer. And also I have presented talk in DjangoCon 2018, ISACA Meetup, also gave a workshop about
container orchestration and Serverless in Lascon, Recently gave a talk in DevSecCon Singapore 2019.
description: |-
Microservices are taking over the world. Rest-framework is accelerating this because
of its ease and flexibility.
Developers often use and develop REST-based applications because it's exciting
to work with. But, they forget about security which leads to compromised and exploited
applications.
speaker: Tilak T
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/3852521603c21de17cdab3adf97ac91a?s=500
title: Unique ways to Hack into a Python Web Service
day: sat
track: 3
time: 10:20
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqycRG1W_pI
- bio: |-
Shane is CEO at Gummy Bear Tech Recruitment. He has over 30 years international experience in IT, and has
been based in Thailand for the last 17 years where he’s been focusing on technical recruitment. Strong interest
in SaaS applications, cloud technologies, and Linux desktops.
description: |-
Wonder if your skills are in demand or if you need to change direction? This session will give context to the
current tech skills market in Thailand, and which web development skills are most in demand now. We’ll see how
Python compares to other languages, and what future prospects might be for Python Developers.
speaker: Shane Torr
title: "Tech Skills: What's Hot and Whats Not. How does Python stack-up against\
\ the rest?"
day: sat
track: 3
time: 14:30
dur: 00:40
- bio: |-
I'm a computer scientist with a passion for programming languages, and have been working as a software engineer
in the Infrastructure Team at Facebook London since 2016. I've been working with Python on and off for the past
10 years, but recently it has become an area close to my heart.
I'm the father of an awesome little dude, husband to an amazing wife, and when I'm not spending time with my
family, work, and open source, I'm a captain of a competitive Overwatch team.
Ask me about the biggest outage I've ever caused ;) See you at the conference!
description: |-
Are linters telling you how to write code? Stop wasting time and let the computer
do the work!
speaker: Zsolt Dollenstein
speakerimg: https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c64a6a9dfd72d4d6fe680f9cfbf46f58?s=500
title: Any Code Formatter You Like - As Long As It's Black
day: sun
track: 2
time: 15:45
dur: 00:40
youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr_pD3_wBbk
- bio: |-
Anyone can signup at registration
description: |-
5 min timed talks by anyone who signs up at registration
speaker: Signup
speakerimg:
title: Lightning Talks
day: sat
track: 1
time: 17:00
dur: 00:45
- bio: |-
Anyone can signup at registration
description: |-
5 min timed talks by anyone who signs up at registration
speaker: Signup
speakerimg:
title: Lightning Talks
day: sun
track: 1
time: 16:35
dur: 01:00
- speaker: '#1: Prawns+Pork #2: Pork+Eggplant #3: Chicken+Veges #4: Chicken+Prawns
#5: Pork+Chicken'
title: Lunch @ Level 6 or 7
description: |-
Lunchboxes will be served on Level 6 and Level 7. There is free seating throughout the venue.
Note: If you had indicated a specific dietary requirement, your specially-prepared lunch box will be kept for you on the 6th floor.
To speed the queue please have your choice in mind
Set 1
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- Deep Fried Baby Corn Kaeng Som Goong
- Sour curry with Prawns and mixed vegetables
- Grilled Pork Salad with Apple Thai Relish with Vegetables
- Butterfly Pea Rice
- Thai Dessert
Set 2